Sentence examples for fully allay from inspiring English sources

In response, several Democrats said that choosing a seasoned party leader as his running mate would help Mr. Obama in the fall if he is unable to fully allay voters' uncertainty that a one-term senator is ready for the presidency.

Japanese history books sometimes disagree with those of its neighbours, and Japan's apologies for its treatment of them during the second world war have not fully allayed their suspicions.

Mr Geithner said China's response on this had not fully allayed American worries, but was "progress".Much more reassurance will be needed from both sides in the America-China relationship.

Its fully preferential-voting system can both satisfy the needs of the Liberals and allay Conservative concerns.

Even if both sides are persuaded to stop all activities that promote or instigate concerns over national security, it will still take time to fully collaborate and regularly take consistent and mutually complementary practical steps of reconciliation to allay some of these national security concerns.

What might allay their anxieties?

One official said Washington "fully expects" that the United States will be suspected of undermining the oil organization, and it is working on strategies, which he would not describe, to allay those fears.

But Genting is working to allay concerns.

China presented data to allay these fears.

Perhaps that will allay Lord Mandelson's fears.

Mr. Willetts attempted to allay such fears.